Use batch averages and median dates.

Income

Household Earnings per capita (USD, PPP) - past 14 days

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

This plot shows the average earning per capita in the past 14 days, across all working-age household members including children. It also plots three earning sources respectively. If the household does not perceive income from one or more of the sources, those data points are assigned zeros to assure representativeness for the whole population.


Individual Earnings (USD, PPP) - past 14 days

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

This plot shows the individual earning in the past 14 days. It also plots three earning sources respectively. If the individual does not perceive income from one or more of the sources, those data points are assigned zeros to assure representativeness for the whole population.


Transfers per capita (USD, PPP) - past 14 days

We ask whether in the past 14 days anyone in the household received a gift/assistance of money or goods, and its value, (i) Support from government, NGOs/community groups and politicians, (ii) Net household transfer activities.

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural


Consumption

Weekly consumption per capita (USD, PPP)

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

This plot presents the average per-capita consumption expenditure in the last 7 days, across all working-age household members. It shows the total per capita consumption, also food consumption and non-food expenditure respectively.



Food Security

Worry about food in the past 7 days

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

We asked whether the respondents worry that their household would not have enough food in the last 7 days.


Number of days with food struggles in the past 7 days


Food Security Index

Food Security Index is the weighted index of answers to questions 5.24b-26b.b, negatively coded so that greater values indicate greater food security.


Proportion of Households having meals include:

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

We ask whether any of the meals the household ate yesterday include a)meat or fish, b)eggs.



COVID-19

COVID-19 Prevalence

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural


Reported COVID-19 Knowledge

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

We ask respondents about the symptoms of COVID-19 and prevention measures that can be taken to lower the risk of COVID-19.


Reported COVID-19 Behavior Changes

We ask respondents whether they have changed their behavior in any way since learning about COVID-19, and if so, how has it changed. “Correct” behavior means the behavior that would reduce risk of contracting COVID-19 and vice versa.


Reported COVID-19 Symptoms, past 14 days

We ask respondents whether they or any other household members have experienced any illnesses or symptoms of a given list in the past 14 days.


Social interactions (other than HH members)

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

Need update on other variables ***

Labor Supply

Total hours worked - last 7 days

Full sample
Female/Male

Urban/Rural

This plot shows average weekly labor supply per respondent, and hours worked on each of the three sources respectively. If the respondent does not work any hours on one or more of the labor categories, those data points are assigned zeros to assure representativeness of the whole population.


Child-care hours - past 7 days

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

We ask for the number of hours spent doing childcare for the household in the last 7 days (even if it overlapped with other tasks).


Unemployment and Layoffs - past 14 days

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

In this plot, layoffs describes the proportion of sampled households with members been laid off / lost their job involuntarily since March 2020. Unemployment is calculated as the proportion of sampled households with members actively looking for paid work.


Mental Health

Reported Mental Health

We asked questions 1-5 on core mental health from the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHSPH) resource.

See below for more detailed information for each aspect.


Depression, CESD-10 (Subsample)

The Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CESD-10) is a 10-item Likert scale questionnaire assessing depressive symptoms in the past week. It includes three items on depressed affect, five items on somatic symptoms, and two on positive affect. Options for each item range from “rarely or none of the time” (score of 0) to “all of the time” (score of 3). Scoring is reversed for positive affect statements. Total scores can range from 0 to 30. Higher scores suggest greater severity of symptoms. A subset of respondents receive the CESD survey.

The depressed Index is generated from the question: In the past 7 days, have you ever felt hopeful about the future?

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural


Nervous, anxious, or on edge

In the past 7 days, have you ever felt nervous, anxious, or on edge?

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural


Lonely

In the past 7 days, have you ever felt lonely?

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural


Hopeful

In the past 7 days, have you ever felt hopeful about the future?

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural


Physical Reaction

In the past 7 days, have you ever had physical reactions, such as sweating, trouble breathing, nausea, or a pounding heart, when thinking about your experience (e.g., social distancing, loss of income/work, concerns about infection) with the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic?

Full sample
Female/Male
Urban/Rural

Daily survey counter by batch

Batch Median Dates Week Index
1 27 April 2020 3.429
2 19 May 2020 6.571
3 09 June 2020 9.571
4 04 July 2020 13.143
5 29 July 2020 16.714